Cheyenne, who lives in Lynwood, Washington, recently suffered a serious accident that has turned her life upside down. While doing laundry, she fainted unexpectedly, fell, and fractured her skull, which led to a seizure and a brain bleed. The doctors have told her she will need time to heal and cannot return to work for at least a month, possibly longer, until she can see a neurologist. Unfortunately, the earliest appointment is months away, leaving her unable to work and facing mounting bills.

Cheyenne is an incredibly outgoing and caring person who has always put others before herself. She works as a receptionist at a local vet clinic and is working hard to become a vet tech. Her favorite part of the job is being around animals—she would adopt every animal that comes through the door if she could. Her love for animals and her dedication to her work are clear to everyone who knows her. Now, she is at risk of losing the job she loves because she simply cannot work while she recovers.

Right now, Cheyenne is struggling to do daily activities on her own due to her injury. She is most worried about paying her rent and utilities, but she also has car payments, groceries, and animals to care for. The pressure is mounting as her bills are due soon, and she is running out of options. Cheyenne has always been loving, supportive, and determined—she’s the kind of person who lifts up her friends and family with her infectious laugh and humor. She’s doing her best to stay positive and recover, but this time, she needs a little help from her community to get through this tough situation.